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Security Watch: Isolate Servers With IPsec
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Isolate Servers With IPsec
Joseph Davies
We live in an age
of always-connected communication and are able to send e-mail messages or gain access to files, databases, and Web pages at any time, through a proliferation of networking technologies. However, the ease and ubiquity of constant connection has also exposed computers to risks like never before. That same connectivity also allows malicious programs (viruses and worms) and users to attack computers or their resources 24 hours a day from anywhere in the world. A more secure world of computing needs to allow this constant access, but only to authenticated and authorized users and computers. The resources of your network must be isolated, not only from the Internet, which is commonly done today, but also from unauthorized and unmanaged computers on your intranet.
For example, the data on sensitive servers is typically protected by access control security at the application layer. Before accessing the files on a sensitive file server, a user must typically provide security credentials, such as a user name and proof of knowledge of a password, before being granted access. However, specifying access control lists (ACLs) at the application layer does not protect the server from various kinds of attacks launched from unauthorized or unmanaged computers connected to your intranet.
To provide an additional layer of protection for sensitive servers, you can isolate them from unauthorized and unmanaged computers by implementing additional authentication and security at the Internet layer with Internet Protocol security (IPsec). With IPsec-based server isolation, unauthorized and unmanaged computers cannot initiate any type of IP-based communication with isolated servers. This additional level of protection is needed for organizations (such as those in the financial service or health care industries) that routinely send sensitive data on their networks and must provide extra protection for sensitive data assets.
The Process
To isolate servers, you need to first create a set of credentials so that computers that are attempting to communicate with isolated servers can prove their identity. When a computer joins an Active Directory
domain, an Active Directory domain controller creates a computer account with a set of credentials. In subsequent connections, the initiating domain member computer sends its credentials to authenticate a communication attempt, which can then be verified by any Active Directory domain controller.
Next, distribute network policy settings to configure the isolated servers and the computers that are allowed to communicate with them. By being a member of an Active Directory domain, the computer can receive centrally configured network policies through Group Policy. Network administrators use Group Policy to distribute computer and user settings to the member computers of an Active Directory domain.
All of the elements to isolate servers are already built into computers running Windows
XP, Windows Server
2003, or Windows 2000. The only requirement is to ensure that computers are members of your domain and to configure the appropriate Group Policy setting to enforce IPsec authentication and protection for traffic to and from the isolated server. No new hardware equipment is required.
Server isolation provides an extra layer of security and access control that operates independently and compatibly with security technologies such as IEEE 802.1X and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). IEEE 802.1X requires a computer to authenticate itself prior to being allowed to send any frames on a network, but it does not protect data sent on the network. SSL provides computer authentication and data confidentiality (encryption), but only for SSL-enabled client and server applications. IPsec and server isolation operate either independently or in combination with 802.1X and SSL, providing end-to-end security services for IP traffic sent between computers.
Benefits of Server Isolation
Let's look at some of the benefits of server isolation. Server isolation restricts incoming communications to managed computers. A Windows-based managed computer is defined as a computer that is a member of an Active Directory domain. Managed computers can receive centrally configured network policies through Group Policy and other types of security updates, such as operating system updates and antivirus software signatures. Managed computers use their domain credentials to authenticate communication attempts with isolated servers. Unmanaged computers, consisting of standalone, unknown, and guest computers, do not have domain credentials, and therefore cannot authenticate communication attempts with isolated servers.
Server isolation also works to complement other security mechanisms designed to prevent unwanted communications. It provides additional security above and beyond existing security mechanisms deployed on your network, such as ACLs, 802.1X, SSL, and firewalls. For example, if your Internet firewall is somehow compromised, malicious users from the Internet will not be able to initiate communications with isolated servers.
Server isolation also encourages domain membership. By isolating critical organization servers such as e-mail servers, users on the organization network are no longer able to access the critical resource from an unmanaged computer. To receive valid domain credentials for performing IPsec authentication with isolated servers, users must join their computers to the domain. Once this occurs, the IT department of the organization can also ensure that the user's computer has the latest operating system and antivirus updates.
Another benefit of server isolation is that it protects traffic sent both to and from isolated servers. This traffic is cryptographically protected in such a way that the receiving computer can verify that an authenticated computer sent the packet and that it was not modified in transit. Additionally, the isolated server traffic can be encrypted, providing protection from malicious users on your organization network who are attempting to capture and interpret network traffic. By encrypting your traffic, your organization can comply with governmental regulations and business partner requirements to encrypt sensitive traffic on the network.
For improved security, isolated servers protect applications that cannot protect themselves. Applications running on servers that do not have facilities for enforcing access control or security at the application layer can use server isolation to enforce authentication, authorization, and communication security at the Internet layer.
To perform server isolation, you must configure Group Policy settings to require that all communication with isolated servers be authenticated and protected with IPsec. With IPsec protection, traffic is protected from data tampering attacks such as address spoofing, data injection, session hijacking, and replay attacks. Packets can be protected with data confidentiality. You can also configure exceptions so that specific computers that are not domain members are allowed to initiate unprotected communications with the isolated servers.
Configuration of Server Isolation
The components of server isolation consist of the Active Directory domain, member computers, Group Policy, and IPsec policy. The Active Directory domain includes domain controllers and the appropriate trust relationships to trust other domains or directory trees within an organization network. Also included here are member computers that have joined an Active Directory domain and have been assigned domain credentials.
Group Policy will be used to specify computer and user settings that are automatically downloaded to member computers and active IPsec policy determines the server isolation behavior of managed computers. To show how server isolation works in a simplified example deployment, configure and activate IPsec policy with rules that require secured traffic from domain members and permit unsecured traffic from specific excepted computers.
Once the policy settings are complete, the IPsec policy is activated for the appropriate Active Directory system containers such as sites, domains, and organizational units. The member computers in the Active Directory system containers to which the Group Policy settings apply automatically download the Group Policy settings.
After the IPsec Group Policy settings are downloaded and applied, managed computers that have both the correct IPsec policy for supporting server isolation and domain credentials are able to communicate with isolated servers. Unmanaged computers that do not have the correct IPsec policy for supporting domain isolation and domain credentials are unable to communicate with isolated servers.
Group-Specific Server Isolation
The server isolation configuration described in this article assumes that all managed computers have the ability to communicate with an isolated server. However, servers differ in the level of sensitivity of their data and whether they allow universal access or access only from specific computers. For example, e-mail servers typically have to be available to all the managed computers to allow someone on an arbitrary managed computer to be able to read their e-mail. However, finance or legal department servers should only be available to a specific subset of computers.
To further isolate sensitive servers and prevent managed computers that do not have authorization from communicating with them, there are several steps you could take. First, you could separate the sensitive servers and the authorized computers by IP address onto a separate subnet. You could then create a new subnet-based IPsec rule to require secure communication between the computers sharing the same subnet address prefix. However, this method requires additional network planning to get all of the servers and their authorized computers on a specific subnet. In addition, this method does not allow users' computers to roam off of their subnet, such as with a wireless laptop.
Another step you could take is separating the sensitive servers and the authorized computers by using a different authentication method. For example, you could specify an IPsec rule that uses an authentication method that differs from the method being used to access the other isolated servers. If the other isolated servers are using Kerberos authentication, the sensitive servers can use certificate-based authentication. Once this is configured, only the computers that have been allocated certificates can access the sensitive servers. This method requires the installation of a certification authority whose sole purpose is to assign certificates to access the sensitive servers.
Both of these methods use the parameters of IPsec policy to further isolate a subset of servers that are more sensitive and enforce an additional layer of authorization that prevents access except to a specified subset of computers.
For Windows-based servers, you can use another method to enforce authorization for access that does not rely on IPsec policy settings. With the "Access this computer from the network" access right (a local Group Policy setting), you can specify the set of computer accounts or Active Directory security groups that are allowed to access a server over the network. When IPsec processes the credentials of the computer requesting communications, Windows checks this access right.
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To further isolate sensitive servers based on Active Directory group membership, you must do three things. First, ensure that the sensitive servers have been added to the existing isolated servers IPsec policy. Second, create an Active Directory security group and add the computer accounts of the authorized computers to the group. Third, administer the local Group Policy settings of each sensitive server and change the "Access this computer from the network" access right so that it only contains the Active Directory security group that you created in the second step. (This access right is found in the local Group Policy at Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\ User Rights Assignment\Access this computer from the network.)
For example, for a file server that contains sensitive financial data, add the financial server to the isolated servers IPsec policy, create a ConfidentialFinancial security group, and then add the authorized computer accounts. Next, change the "Access this computer from the network" access right on the financial file server so that it contains only the ConfidentialFinancial security group.
By leveraging Active Directory's authentication and Group Policy infrastructure, IPsec server isolation can easily provide an extra layer of protection for sensitive servers. This extra layer ensures that unmanaged computers on your intranet cannot initiate any type of IP-based communications with any isolated servers. With group-specific server isolation, you can specify that managed computers on your network must also belong to a specific Active Directory security group that you designate, further reducing the number of computers that are going to be able to communicate with specific servers that contain sensitive data.
How Are You Communicating?
A Managed Computer to an Isolated Server
When a managed computer with both Active Directory credentials and domain isolation IPsec policy settings (for example, Computer 1) initiates communication with an isolated server (for example, Server 1), the following occurs:
The initial communication packet being sent by Computer 1 [for example, a TCP Synchronize (SYN) segment destined for the IP address of an e-mail server that is isolated] matches a rule of the active IPsec policy.
Because the rule requires secured traffic to isolated servers, Computer 1 uses IPsec to authenticate itself to Server 1 and to negotiate the use of IPsec protection.
Computer 1 uses its domain credentials to perform IPsec authentication with Server 1.
Computer 1 then uses its IPsec policy settings to negotiate the cryptographic settings for IPsec-protected communication with Server 1.
Computer 1 sends the IPsec-protected initial communication packet (the TCP SYN segment) to Server 1.
Server 1 sends the IPsec-protected response to the initial communication packet [for example, a TCP SYN-Acknowledgement (SYN-ACK) segment], to Computer 1.
Subsequent packets that are sent between Computer 1 and Server 1 are encrypted.
As a result of the IPsec policy and domain membership, managed computers authenticate and IPsec-protect communications to all isolated servers.
An Unmanaged Computer to an Isolated Server
When an unmanaged computer (for example, Computer 2) initiates communication with an isolated server (for example, Server 1), the following occurs:
Because it does not have any IPsec policy settings, Computer 2 sends its initial communication packet (for example, a TCP SYN segment—without encryption) to Server 1.
On Server 1, the initial communication packet sent by Computer 2 matches a rule of its IPsec policy, which requires that the incoming communication be IPsec-protected.
Because the rule does not allow incoming packets without IPsec protection, Server 1 silently discards the TCP SYN segment sent by Computer 2.
Subsequent communication initiation packets sent by Computer 2 to Server 1 are also discarded by Server 1.
Eventually, Computer 2 fails in its communication attempt with Server 1.
As a result of the IPsec policy on Server 1, unmanaged computers that attempt to communicate with an isolated server never receive a response, and therefore cannot connect to them. If a user on an unmanaged computer was able to duplicate the IPsec policy settings of a managed computer, it would still be unable to connect to Server 1 because it would not have a set of valid domain credentials with which to authenticate itself.
An Excepted Computer to an Isolated Server
When an excepted computer (for example, Computer 3) initiates communication with an isolated server (for example, Server 1), the following steps occur:
Because it lacks IPsec policy settings, Computer 3 sends its initial packet (a TCP SYN segment) to Server 1 without IPsec protection.
On Server 1, the initial packet sent by Computer 3 matches a rule of its IPsec policy, which permits unsecured communication to its own IP address from the IP addresses of specific excepted computers.
Server 2 sends a response to Computer 3 without IPsec protection.
Subsequent packets sent between Computer 3 and Server 1 are sent without IPsec protection.
Excepted computers can now communicate with isolated servers without IPsec protection.
Joseph Davies
is a technical writer with Microsoft who has been writing about Windows networking topics for more than ten years. He has written five books for Microsoft Press and is the author of the monthly TechNet Cable Guy column.
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In addition to her husband, the family members in her "life" include her parents Maria (her mother) and Gus (her father), who are the owners of the Greek restaurant where Nia works, her brother Nick, who is not very bright and has a little bit of a love/hate feeling for Thomas, her wise Aunt Voula, and her gossipy cousin Nikki.
The sitcom premiered with high ratings, averaging 22.9 million viewers. Its debut was the highest-rated premiere of any network sitcom since NBC's Jesse.[1] The following week ratings dropped 28%, averaging 16.5 million viewers, but surpassing FOX's The Simpsons which finished second place.[2] However, the decline in ratings led to the sitcom's eventual cancellation by CBS.[3]
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Scary thing is, unvaccinated children are getting the disease which shows the importance of herd immunity.
Whooping cough can kill, espeically those under a year old. It can also cause mental retardation from lack of oxygen from coughing. When my mother was a child, she knew three kids on her street that died from the disease. If there was a polio outbreak, no one was allowed to go to the park.
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I presume the one on the right is a Greylag but what's the other one? Seen on river in northern Brittany recently.
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Resin Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a) Jun 10, 2012
Both domesticated farm geese; top one a Greylag derivative, lower one a Chinese goose derivative.
lynnekp bournemouth, United Kingdom Jun 11, 2012
Thanks. There was another goose with them. That was almost all white which I gather is another Chinese Goose type.
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SARASOTA -- Bargain-priced land, a motivated seller and a nonprofit builder are expected to become key ingredients in a unique plan to build homes for low-income buyers in this increasingly affluent city.
Habitat for Humanity and the Sarasota Housing Authority are launching what is believed to be a precedent-setting partnership.
The authority will sell a dilapidated apartment complex to Habitat for well below the land's value. The apartments will be razed and, for the first time, Habitat's Sarasota chapter will build condominiums. By building more homes per acre than in a typical subdivision, Habitat's land acquisition costs could come to $15,000 or less per condo -- a fraction of what a single-family lot would cost in the Sarasota market.
"Habitat has never done a multifamily, mixed-income development before," said Mike Jacobson, executive director of Habitat for Humanity Sarasota. "This is a first for us. We want to create a model. We know it is going to make a statement not only in Sarasota but in Florida and across the nation."
A team of local architects, planners and builders is pledging its assistance with the new development -- which it wants to be "a template" for the transformation of substandard public housing nationwide.
Meeting at the mostly boarded-up Cohen Way apartments on Tuesday, Habitat and authority executives signed an agreement outlining how that 36-year-old complex will be sold to Habitat and replaced with condos in a below-market price range. The agreed-upon conditions are:
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development must approve the demolition of the apartments.
Habitat will buy the three acres for $750,000, well below what a for-profit developer would pay.
Habitat must replace the apartments with no less than 36 condos priced for families earning no more than 50 percent of the area's median income. Currently, that income cap is $27,950 for a family of four.
Habitat must put an emphasis on qualifying public housing tenants, whose incomes are generally below $20,000, for mortgages.
Habitat's local clients generally have household incomes between $14,000 and $38,000, depending on the number of family members, and have included former public housing tenants, Jacobson said. The buyers are required to commit "sweat equity" by helping volunteers build Habitat homes.
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Centex Homes, the American Society of Interior Designers and the architectural and planning firms of Carl Abbott and The ADP Group will help create the new neighborhood.
While Habitat will build condos for low-income buyers with mostly service-sector jobs, Centex will build condos for buyers in a moderate-income range --such as teachers, firefighters and police officers.
The idea is to desegregate Sarasota's poorest residents, Jacobson said. "We are putting diversity back into this city."
The Women's Resource Center will offer credit, consumer and life-management counseling to public housing tenants, many of whom are single mothers, who want to become homeowners.
The partnerships are essential for the redevelopment's success, Jacobson said. "Habitat cannot do this ourselves. And failure is not an option."
Valerie Buchand, the tenants' liaison to the Housing Authority, said public housing residents remain skeptical about any redevelopment plans. They wonder if any of them will be able to afford to move back.
"Right now, in the city of Sarasota, public housing is the only affordable housing for very low-income people," Buchand said. "But, with any change, there are challenges and obstacles -- and we're working through them. I'm hopeful."
A shift to multifamily
Habitat and the authority don't have a time line yet.
"We'll try to fast track it as much as possible," said Carmen Valenti, the HUD receiver who was put in control of Sarasota's troubled housing authority last spring.
Valenti said he hopes the sale can be finalized in about two months.
Founded in 1976, Habitat is a global organization that specializes in building houses for low-income families. Its philosophy has been based on the idea that low-income families shouldn't be relegated to tenements and ought to be able to enjoy the same backyard-and-picket-fence lifestyle as the middle class.
Since 1986, the Sarasota chapter has built 152 houses in subdivisions and on single lots. Because of the soaring cost of land, however, it started expressing interest last spring in getting more homes per acre by building multifamily developments instead.
Habitat unsuccessfully tried to initiate talks with the former Housing Authority, which had failed to secure federal grants to redevelop its battered Janie Poe rental complex in Newtown. At that time, Habitat expressed interest in the Poe property.
In April, HUD ousted the former authority's board and management and put Valenti in charge.
The previous authority had already started renovating the southern half of the 72-apartment Cohen Way complex into the Rosemary Park condominiums, which have been sold to low-income buyers.
Valenti and the authority's new executive director, William Russell, saw through the completion of Rosemary Park. Yet, Russell said, overseeing another condo project would take more "time, resources and expertise" than they could spare.
They decided to demolish the remaining half of Cohen Way and to sell the property to a private developer for redevelopment.
The sale will give the authority an infusion of cash that it can use to help finance the redevelopment of Poe and three other dilapidated rental complexes that it also wants replaced with denser, mixed-income neighborhoods.
Rather than put out a request for proposals and try to get the highest bid, Valenti and Russell talked with Habitat about its pressing need for inexpensive land and how it could ensure affordable housing is built at Cohen Way.
"We felt there was a shared sense of vision and desire," Russell said.
Habitat will ask the city for a higher density at Cohen Way, possibly for more than 50 homes. If that density is granted, Habitat's acquisition cost for the Cohen Way site could come to $15,000 or less for each condo.
Mayor Mary Anne Servian said the city is amending its comprehensive plan to allow higher densities for affordable housing near downtown. Cohen Way is in one of the targeted areas, she said.
The Habitat development will be separate from Rosemary Park and have its own condo association.
Habitat will ensure that the buyers don't quickly "flip" the condos at market prices, Jacobson said. It will retain the first right of refusal if a condo owner decides to sell.
Habitat and its partners have yet to design the neighborhood that will replace Cohen Way's two-story town houses. "It will certainly be multistory," Jacobson said.
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Thank God it's Thursday. Not just any, ordinary Thursday. This Thursday is special. This is a great day in the lives of millions of Americans, though you won't find it designated a holiday on your calendar. It is not too much of a stretch to call it a holy day for those more familiar with a scorecard than a Psalter, for whom the "bread of life," is a bun holding an overpriced hot dog. Today is Opening Day of the 2011 baseball season and many will be attending what Annie Savoy has called "the Church of Baseball."
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That atmosphere is extremely social and scholarly at the same time! There are thousands of events going on all year and new things to learn from each one.
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They really do take health and safety as a number one priority. We get texts if there is anything going on in the immediate vacenity. they have germx everywhere. the recent incident makes me give them a b+ because they could of had us evacuated a little sooner than they did. other than that i havent had an issue.
You have to purchase a parking permit for $700, and you can only park in certain areas.
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The guys are pretty friendly although a lot seem to be antisocial not wanting to interact. The girls are pretty friendly and are very cute as well. However there reliability differs greatly as it's hard to get a reliable study group going with people. But overall there are a lot of diverse people between genders so everyone can find someone to relate to.
There's a lovely computer lab in one of the buildings around the Tower. However, it's a good walk if you live on the outskirts of campus. There are three good printers there, priced moderately. Any other places to print are useless, the one at my dorm, for example, nobody at the front desk knows how to use. I think it's almost better to simply save up some money and split the cost of a cheap printer with your roomate/group of friends.
I love the biochemistry program in the College of Natural Sciences. I have excellent professors who are truly willing to help the students. I am also involved in undergraduate research, and it is very easy to approach a professor and ask them for a research opportunity. Honors courses in biochemistry and any natural sciences are significantly more challenging than regular courses, but it is doable. Honors courses will help you have a better understanding of the material. This is especially good if you are a pre-med student.
We have an awesome football team and school spirit.
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I think people think of Texas as just republican, closed off and redneck. However, the diversity in food is equaled by the diversity of students. There really is some of everything here in Austin if you will just take the time to look and ask.
It's Texas so it's hot often. On the flip, that means there's plenty of eye candy for everyone. Casual wear and athletic wear are kind of the norm daily and those wearing it use it and look good in it
There are all kinds of people on this campus. Just today walking from the Drag back to the theatre building I saw and enjoyed numerous cultures and their, art, music and just the people. Not only are people with differences accepted here, it seems like we seek each other out to further our understanding of other cultures as well as enrich our personal experiences and sensitivity
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Austin is full of things to do and places to go. If the school isn't hosting an event or a club, there are bars and restaurants for all tastes, to say nothing of an active social environment. But, it gives you everything without the feel of a superlarge city, like Atlanta. There's no mistaking Austin for a small town, but you don't feel overwhelmed.
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There's a lot of different places to choose from that's off-campus, but conveniently close. If you want to venture a little further, there's downtown Austin where there's tons of great food.
I honestly do not use the computers very often at UT, because I have a laptop. When I do, I find that the network is very reliable and everything that I need such as printing is available.
With over 40,000 students at UT, it is safe to say that there's quite a bit of diversity on campus. There doesn't seem to be any challenges in regard to ethnic/racial diversity, economic background, political beliefs, religion, or sexual orientation because EVERYONE is welcome to express and share their beliefs if they want to.
I haven't investigated the gyms much but there is definitely a lot of support for athletics here. Anywhere you go in Texas, even the country, people are sporting the Texas Longhorn burnt orange, and on campus the sentiment is even stronger. Whether it's volleyball, football, or another sport, people turn out in high volumes to support the team.
Walking around campus, you're bound to hear students on cell phones speaking different languages. The school recruits students from across the globe, and teachers too. The student organizations on campus reflect this too, as their are plenty of diverse options in religious, ethnic and sexual orientation groups. We don't discriminate in Austin, and we don't ride horses to class either. Welcome to the most liberal part of Texas!
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UT Austin in known for the football (Hook 'Em, Horns!), but you can't discount the amazing fine arts program and the campus libraries and gym. UT Austin has plenty of opportunities to watch a play, experience art, get an amazing workout/swim, attend concerts, among other things. Austin likes to keep it weird, and UT provides just the atmosphere to do so.
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You can find anything you want in Austin to eat from good old BBQ to Greek food and your run-of-the-mill chain restaurants. Some places nearby campus accept Bevo Bucks!
Buses practically go everywhere, a though it might take an hour to get to a place which would have taken 10 minutes in a car. If you are living on campus, then a car isn't needed at all. The buses are usually on time. Sometimes, they are packed depending on which bus you are trying to take.
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Many of the dorms on campus are older, but the San Jacinto dorm is the newest and nicest. The Jester dorms look like a prison on the outside, but they have a cafeteria and other food choices inside and are adjacent to one of the best campus libraries and an amazing gym.
I'm at UT of Austin as an Alternate Entry MSN. It is a very unique program in that it allows those with a bachelor's in anything else can receive a RN license after the first year of the program to then continue with graduate courses. It is very intense the first year, but there is a wonderful group of staff members dedicated to help you succeed and the resources are amazing, particularly the simulation lab for skills and scenario practicing. These instructors are also out in the community, so they will do all they can to help you find the job you want and need.
I attending the University of Texas at Austin as an undergrad and am not attending as a grad student. Though the freshman courses may come as a shock with 500+ students in the Natural Sciences, there are plenty of opportunities to get one-on-one time with professors and teaching assistants during office hours. Now as a nursing student, classes are much smaller and in both cases I noticed that professors genuinely want you to do well - you just have to make sure to ask. Some professors also provide podcasts and other media outlets to help facilitate the learning process.
Buses, Buses Everywhere – The University of Texas at Austin has an incredibly convenient bus system. During school hours, I never have to wait more than fifteen minutes for a bus. Even though I live five miles off campus, I can get a bus ride (free of charge) and be at UT in about half an hour. Being a UT student also gets me on any public transportation bus for free - so if I want to travel downtown during the weekend but don't want to bother with parking, I can take a bus and get there in under an hour. The buses run at all times of day and night, and have stops all throughout the city - I never have to walk very far to or from a bus stop.
Buses Ftw! Buses are really nice! The "forty acres" are convenient when you don't want to walk all those miles, especially going from Jester to Kinsolving dorm to art building. Also, if you have student I.D. with you, metro buses are free to use if you want to go to Congress or downtown.There are also rental cars, but I'm not sure how those work.
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Kinsolving (All Girls) Dorm – It's nice and quite. The walls are thin but from my experience, I never had problems with noise level. Security level is average; you swipe to get into the dormitory areas, but people hold doors open for the next person all the time. And you do need to swipe your card to get into the building after certain hours. The study lounge/ recreational space is in what called "2 and 1/2" floor. It's very nice and clean; has a kitchen, TV, sofas, pool table and ping pong table. The part I like the most is the small rooms that are available on first-come-first-serve basis; you can get an entire study room to yourself. Great to study in b/c it's spacious and quiet. The dorm room itself is clean. I had shared-private bathroom and I liked it better than the public one. My room also seems to be much nicer than ones at Jester West. So if you want a peaceful space, Kinsolving dorm is a great choice.
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XML Help
I'm sort of stuck on trying to use an XML document to define the SRC properties for images... [more inside]
jQuery element for Cargo website design
Javascript help: I am designing the layout for a portfolio website using the wonderful CargoCollective. My client wants a specific layout, which I will need to use javascript to implement. But I have almost no javascript knowledge. I need to search for a CSS tag, determine whether it has a certain value, and if it does apply a specific layout for that value. Help much appreciated [more inside]
Please Speed Up My Site!
I am trying to design a website with an autoplay slideshow on the home page, and I am learning that this webpage loads too slow on DSL or slower connections, please help me achieve this effect for slower connections! [more inside]
Haven't coded in years, want to start. I have a specific project in mind.
Haven't coded in years, want to start. I have a specific project in mind. [more inside]
Help me hide my posts on Tumblr
Tumblr question: How can I set my tumblr page up so that people can only get to a post if they have the specific link for that post? [more inside]
Getting a part-time programming job without a degree...
How do you go about when you look for a part-time entry-level software developer job? [more inside]
How do I get more motivation to code outside of class?
I'm lacking motivation to code outside of programming classes... I enjoy the classes a lot, but when it comes to coding outside of class, I get stuck on what I want to code or what kind of projects to contribute to. [more inside]
WTF is wrong with my RTF?
I am having trouble editing an RTF file by using a Windows Batch file. Any batch or RTF guru's out there? [more inside]
What are best practices for coding and testing a website prior to launch.
I've made websites for myself - Now I'm going to be making them for others, and need to know the best way to code and test their sites prior to launching them on my client's domains. [more inside]
POST the username and password to the login method
How do it "Simply POST the username and password to the login method" (preferbly using PHP)? [more inside]
How can I edit a compiled .cgi program/script?
How can I edit this compiled .cgi file without breaking its functionality? [more inside]
DLP for JS?
I'd like to learn Javascript for free (or very low cost), online, as part of a distance learning course. [more inside]
Converting HTML5 Apps to Market Apps
Can I convert an HTML5 app to be able to sell it in the Apple & Android markets? [more inside]
West with the Night, or East or North or South
Posting for brand-new user mdonnahoo, who will answer any queries in the thread: I am writing a program to determine how much time in a flight from Point X to Point Y occurs at night for pilot logging purposes. Is there an elegant way to calculate this? [more inside]
How do I cobble together a ripoffreport.com clone?
How do I cobble together a site like RipoffReport.com using free (preferably Open Source) solutions? [more inside]
BASIC... for kids!
When I was home last weekend, my 9 year old nephew was on the computer when he turned to me and said, "Do you know how to write BASIC? All I can do so far is print 'Hi,' but it's really cool!" [more inside]
How do I expose invisible characters in web forms?
How do I expose invisible characters in web forms? [more inside]
Help ensure my websites display beautifully now and into the future!
Cross-platform web design / development for the next three years - What exactly do I need to learn, and where can I learn it? [more inside]
How do I explain programming to a 12-year-old?
Looking for some resources for explaining a programming career to middle school kids. [more inside]
Dynamic content swapping without reloading the page
I'm building a website in which part of the page remains static, and part of the page is swapped out using server side includes. Is there a way to do this that doesn't make the page jump up to the top when a link is clicked? [more inside]
Weft QDA: getting what you pay for?
Will Weft QDA help me do what I want to do (that is, perform a content analysis of threaded discussion transcripts with multiple coders)? If not what will? An impoverished grad student needs to know! [more inside]
PHP Form Designer and Manager
Need help finding an easy-to-use web page form designer and/or manager for PHP, etc. with a few specific features. Can't seem to find them all in one place. [more inside]
Getting to know new code
What are your tricks for understanding a large piece of new code quickly? [more inside]
.htaccess or some other solution for altering a url across a domain?
I use a CMS which needs domain.com/index.php/template/filename in order to work. I used to have an htaccess file which would make domain.com/template/filename work fine (ie, it would load the correct page even without the index.php there). Dreamhost recently upgraded its software and the htaccess file no longer works. Is there a solution for this problem? [more inside]
Simple suggestion engine
Looking for an existing script to do some data matching and suggesting. Sort of like a very simplified Netflix suggestion engine. [more inside]
From Zero to Python Hero
I'm interested in teaching myself Python as my first programming language. What kind of useful/interesting projects are recommended as a long term goal to work towards, given that I'm a total beginner? [more inside]
Help with a javascript effect please!
I'm trying to implement this moo tools javascript effect to fade in, and then fade out a single image element, and I need help to make it work. This is my attempt. [more inside]
Help with a simple Visual C# coding problem?
Oh God. Where to start? This is, at its heart, a programming question about C#. It's probably not a very hard programming question, either. [more inside]
How do I pass form data between pages and have it email me the results?
Help me learn to code a form that passes multiple fields across several pages and ultimately emails me the results. [more inside]
Help Get Me Going at my New Gig
What are your tips when starting a new job as a software developer? Looking for coding, organizational approaches and social hints as well. [more inside]
Can javascript "listeners" working across frames?
Guerilla-coder Javascript filter: Rather than wait 12-18 months to get my project idea into my company's queue, I'm trying to find a workaround. It's going to be ugly. It's going to be messy. And I have no idea how to do it. Bottom line: My company's web portal has a top frame that I can control, and a bottom frame controlled by Web IT. Can I add an event listener to the top frame that will watch the bottom frame and excecute when it's done loading? [more inside]
I need a crash course in the current best-practice website accessablity standards.
Give me a crash course in making our nonprofit website accessible. What are the best practices/standards? What's the lingo? [more inside]
Professional FAIL x 2
I have had two major professional failures in a single week. I would like insight into a couple of aspects. Sordid details inside. [more inside]
css rollover conflict
I'm having a problem with conflicting css rollovers. [more inside]
How do I get up to speed with e/m coding?
e/m coding: who knows about it and where can I find more information? [more inside]
PHP -> Twitter API at specified times: what am I Doing Wrong?
Please help me write a PHP script that publishes Twitter updates at pre-specified times. [more inside]
How can I update a textbox in a slide object in the middle of a loop in E-Prime?
Computer Coding: I'm trying to write an experiment in E-Prime that uses a Visual Analog Scale to allow subjects to bid on items. Basically, this means they move a slider with their mouse over a bar, and the position on the bar represents how much they are willing to bid. The thing is, they need to know what value the slider currently represents before they can actually bid, and I'm having problems getting the text to update with the cursor position. Now, if any of you out there are E-Prime gurus I could really use your help for this bit. I need to figure out how to update a textbox in a 'slide' object in the middle of a loop. [more inside]
Looking for a multi-site searching template
I want to find a fairly easy-to-adapt template from which to do multiple site searching with a single term. My technical abilities are, let's say, modest. [more inside]
Which forums do the best web programmers hang out at?
Which forums do the best web programmers hang out at? [more inside]
How to update wordpress from outside the admin interface
Wordpress filter: I want to be able to create a form that can be used to add custom values to a certain post without having to do so from inside the admin panel. [more inside]
Turning An Idea Into Reality When I Can't Build It Myself
I want to create the next big thing. I'm full of bright ideas, but it's software, and I don't code. What the hell do I do? [more inside]
Recently Unemployed. What to do?
Recently Unemployed. What to do? [more inside]
Regex Help for Adding +14 to a Series
I'm trying to use Regular Expressions in Textmate to do a Find/Replace. The goal: Find id="1", id="2", id="3", etc. and Replace with a value of +14, so that I replace yields id="15", id="16", id="17" etc. Thank you! [more inside]
How can I embed images directly in an HTML email blast?
I need to send an email blast for work through a list vendor and need help converting my original HTML email blast into an embedded HTML file. [more inside]
I want to help the Fox and the Bird
What do i need to learn to make add-ons of my own for Firefox and/or Songbird? [more inside]
Why aren't there assembly -> C or pseudocode tools? [more inside]
There has to be someone who wants to work with me!
How can I meet another passionate person to help me with a project? [more inside]
Closest thing to coding that isn't
What uses similar skills to computer programming, and is enjoyable in the same way, but does not involve excessive computer use? [more inside]
How do I write a software spec?
Is there a standard to preparing a software specification for an outsourced UI designer and programmer? [more inside]
How to fix a website and make it compatible in firefox AND IE?
I need some help with a CSS/HTML issue as well as an Internet Explorer issue. [more inside]


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Andy Freed, shown here earlier this month in the visiting announcer's booth at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, is the play-by-play announcer for the Tampa Bay Rays. He grew up in Ellicott City and remembers the exact date and time he was called up to "The Show."Photo by Gene Sweeney Jr.
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Percy Edwards Quin (October 30, 1872 – February 4, 1932) was an American politician from Mississippi. He served as a Democrat in the United States House of Representatives from 1913 to 1932.
He was the son of Rev. Henry Graham Quin and Virginia E. Davis Quin.
His wife was the former Aylett Buckner Conner. It is not clear if the couple had any children.
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I have used Postie with much success and have now added the Lightbox Plus plugin.
What I would like is for any attached images sent via e-mail to immediately be displayed using the Lightbox feature. I currently have to go and edit the image via the dashboard and wondered if this was a simple code edit? I note that there is a facility to add a custom image template but have no idea how to edit this or where to add it?
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What moves me? What inspires me?
Alphonsoe Mucha, Victorian England, musical theatre, Halloween, The Monkees and The Beatles, Hollywood pirates, ghost stories, Medieval history, Bogong Highplains, Chinese Astrology, the Carolina Roller Girls, Tim Burton, Cate Blanchett, the Chicago skyline, my mother-in-law's 'Lemon Delicious', Lord and Lady Cavendish (as found in the NC Museum of Art), The Swinging 60's, Norman Lindsay, Bollywood, and Xena the kick ass warrior princess!!!
What inspires you?
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Daniel Leon "Danny" Gabbidon (born 8 August 1979) is a Welsh professional footballer who plays as a defender for Panteg. He has previously played for West Bromwich Albion, Cardiff City (two spells), West Ham United, Queens Park Rangers and ...Crystal Palace. He also plays for the Wales national team.
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Embassy of Mongolia in Moscow
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The Embassy of the Republic of Mongolia in Moscow is the chief diplomatic mission of Mongolia in the Russian Federation. It is located at 11 Borisoglebsky Lane (Russian: Борисоглебский пер., 11) in Moscow.[1]
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- ^ Дипломатические и консульские представительства зарубежных государств в России (in Russian). Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Russia). Retrieved 2008-07-03.
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- (English) (Russian) Embassy of Mongolia in Moscow
Coordinates: 55°45′17″N 37°35′19″E / 55.7546°N 37.5885°E
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Announcement Sea Glass Utensils, Serving Pieces, and Artwork by artist LAUREL JOHNS of GREY DOG STUDIO, Inc.
Sea Glass Utensils, Serving Pieces, and Artwork by artist LAUREL JOHNS of GREY DOG STUDIO, Inc.
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The Salad Server set is beautiful! It has lovely colors and is so well made!
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Glass artist Laurel Johns splits her time between a tiny Georgia barrier island (accessible by boat or plane only) and mid-coast Maine. Her artistic vision was influenced early on by growing up on Cumberland Island, Georgia, where her father was a ranger for the National Park Service and her mother, a ceramic artist who created artwork using the clay from the banks.
Laurel received formal training in painting, sculpture, and jewelry-making at the University of Georgia. It was in Athens that Laurel first started experimenting with glass art, and although she still painted, she found glass to be a medium which allowed her to freely express her love of color and light three-dimensionally.
There Laurel was named "Artist of the Year" at the Belfast Art Show in 2010, was published in Water's Edge magazine Oct. 2008, and has won multiple awards at juried shows around the US.
You can find Grey Dog Studio artwork in many American Craft Galleries.
"It's true that I live on the coast and that a lot of my art reflects that landscape, but I think that there is something really universal about glass. I don't think that a person necessarily has to understand the beauty of the coast in order to understand the beauty of glass."
It is for this reason that Laurel makes a variety of different glass artwork. From the stained glass mosaic windows with coastal icons, such as sea turtles and sailboats, to the ornamental "Dancing Stars", the highly functional night lights and recycled bottle "Tumbled Island Glass" utensils and serving pieces.
"Most of my works have a coastal theme but some of them are just for fun. I've found that my background in jewelry and sculpture really help me to push the limits of stained glass. There's a lot you can do outside of a two-dimensional panel!"
Regardless of theme, all of Laurel's pieces are hand-constructed and none of them are identical. To create art in this way requires true inspiration, and each unique piece holds a little bit of the light that first inspired Laurel to piece it together.
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Vincent has represented dozens of American, Chinese, and Latin American companies in litigation and arbitration matters in the U.S. and Asia involving disputes related to distributorships, private equity investments, joint ventures, sale of goods, construction, trademark infringement, trade secret misappropriation, civil RICO violations, and the U.S. Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act. Vincent's recent representations include a successful multi-million dollar civil judgment for a Chinese commercial airline against a Florida-based aviation academy in a federal district court in Florida; a multi-million dollar arbitral award for a U.S. environmental equipment supplier against three domestic Chinese environmental technology companies in an ICC arbitration; and numerous favorable settlements for clients following commencement of litigation or arbitration. In addition, Vincent's familiarity with PRC law and the Chinese court system enables him to assist multinational clients in supervising local counsel in domestic Chinese litigation work from a quality control and compliance perspective.
Vincent also counsels multinational companies in internal investigations involving the FCPA, the U.S. securities laws, and employee self-dealing. He has conducted internal investigations for corporate clients in the pharmaceutical, medical device, automotive, retail, construction material, insurance, electronics, machinery, and oil and gas industries.
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